Constructivism: A ‘Next’ Area of Scientific Development? / Zeeuw, Gerard de

In: Foundations of Science, special issue on "The Impact of Radical Constructivism on Science", edited by A. Riegler. - Roč. 6, č. 1-3, s. 77-98. - 2001

Radical Constructivism has been defined as an ‘unconventional approach to the problem of knowledge and knowing’. Its unconventionality is summarised by its claim that it is impossible to attribute unique meaning to experience-as no mind-independent yardstick can be assumed to exist against which to identify uniqueness, and hence to produce knowledge and knowing. In other words, it is claimed that there is no ‘reality’ that is knowable to all individual knowers.

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